Un post intéressant de @julienbidoret
"De plus en plus souvent, de plus en plus fort – et il faut bien le dire, depuis pas mal de temps – résonnent autour de moi des questionnements sur « pourquoi l’#opensource a gagné et pourquoi il échoue ». Pourquoi il est insuffisant, incomplet, presque impuissant dans un objectif de transformation profonde des structures politiques de contrôle auxquelles il affirmait s’attaquer. Ici, récemment, un thread initié par @despens, là un autre de #CadeDiehm. Aujourd’hui, deux autres textes : The #FreeSoftwareFoundation is dying par #DrewDeVault et drones run linux: the free software movement isn’t enough de #JesOlson."
Avec entre autres #cc4r et #post$cript dedans, donc @Femke et @Ludi au minimum
https://accentgrave.net/log/2023-04-15--flossflop/

"The extent to which #extractivist #platforms have embraced #FreeCulture, capitalizing on voluntary #work and free labor, has become clear, as well as how the success of Free/Libre and #OpenSource #Software relied on its alignment with an #IT #industry profiting from #exploitation and speculating on growth. [...] How can we create conditions for re-use which acknowledge different kinds of contributors? What would a #decolonial and #feminist #license look like which could acknowledge entangled notions of #authorship? #CC4r opens up a space for negotiation and conversation, but is far from answering any of these questions. With CC4r, we hope to incite thoughtful and irreverent #practices that do not evade these questions but instead invite its users to inhabit them. For us, CC4r is more than a license. It is a commitment to care for the collective conditions of the many, for “these explosions, the principle and #economy of which we have not begun to grasp, and whose outbursts we cannot predict.""
#ÉlodieMugrefya #FemkeSnelting
https://march.international/collectively-setting-conditions-for-re-use/

Acabamos de descubrir la licencia #CC4r o Creative Commons for Re-use.
Asume de entrada que la autoria es colectiva, que nuestras creaciones son la suma de los conocimientos pasados.

https://constantvzw.org/wefts/cc4r.en.html

Once again back to the very useful Collective Conditions for Re-use #licence, wip by Constant.
"The #CC4r understands #authorship as inherently collaborative and already-collective. It applies to hybrid practices such as human-machine #collaborations and other-than-human #contributions. The legal framework of #copyright ties authorship firmly in #property and individual human #creation, and prevents more fluid modes of authorial becoming from flourishing. #FreeCulture and #intersectional, #feminist, #anticolonial work reminds us that there is no tabula rasa, no original or single #author; that authorial practice exists within a web of references."
https://constantvzw.org/wefts/cc4r.en.html
(with links to talks)